Tourists will disembark at the Port of Capri, also known as 'Marina Grande'. A coastline of aperitifs and beaches, Marina Grande is the first place one encounters when arriving on Capri. Here tourists will take the mini-bus to start their tour of the island.

Arriving in Anacapri, tourists will visit the belvedere overlooking the opposite side of the island. A breathtaking panorama where Villa San Michele is also located. Legend has it that Saint Michael is the patron saint of Capri, but the villa actually dates back to Roman times and was commissioned by the Emperor Tiberius, who ruled the empire directly from Capri at the time. After a tour of the centre among the small shops of local handicrafts, tourists will also have the opportunity to go up Monte Solario by chairlift or take a lunch break.

Once on Capri, tourists will first visit the Augustus Garden, the marvellous gardens overlooking the sea and rich in particular species of flowers, representing the most beautiful view of the Faraglioni. The island's iconic arched rocks. After this, tourists will lose themselves in the narrow streets and small squares filled with boutiques of the big names in foreign and Italian fashion and local handicrafts. They can enjoy a granita of the famous local lemons or a homemade ice cream while sitting comfortably in the 'Piazzetta'. Capri's main square. At this stage, those who wish can take advantage of their free time to take the "Blue Grotto Tour" by boat. Another natural wonder of the blue island.

Finally, the tour of the island will end back at Marina Grande, where tourists will be able to have an aperitif according to the time available, before taking the hydrofoil back to Naples.